Annual Pond Treatment Xtra

£49.95

Pond water treatment that targets three known problem areas in ponds, green water, sludge, and nitrate levels, which are usually the cause of green water or algae. Contains 1L of Envii Pond Klear Xtra, 6 Envii Sludge Klear tablets & 6 Envii Nitrate Klear tablets.

Ensure your pond stays crystal clear throughout the year with our Annual Pond Treatment. This comprehensive set includes 1 x Pond Klear Xtra, 1 x Sludge Klear, and 1 x Nitrate Klear, designed to tackle green water, sludge, and nitrates in your Koi or garden pond.

Each product works effectively, even in low temperatures, making them perfect for year-round use. Whether it’s winter or summer, these treatments maintain clear, healthy water for your pond, keeping it beautiful and balanced no matter the season.

Give your pond the care it deserves with this all-in-one treatment kit, ensuring your water remains clean, fresh, and algae-free throughout the year.

  1. Check pH of your pond water before using, and if required, use Pond Equaliser
  2. Refer to the individual products for different application methods
  3. Reapply every 7-14 days

  • Clears green or murky water
  • Breaks down and eliminates pond sludge
  • Completely safe for fish and other wildlife
  • Natural product that contains no harmful chemicals
  • Dramatically reduces nitrates in ponds to protect fish
  • Works as low as 8°C

If you have any questions or need any advice, call us on 01246 240880, email us info@envii.co.uk, or chat live with one of our team.

£49.95

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. All three products contain only natural ingredients that have been derived from natural sources.

This pack treats several problems and for ongoing maintenance, we would recommend just using Envii Pond Klear.

Yes. All of our products work with or without filters, filters just speed up the clearing process.

Key Ingredients

  • Bacteria

    Our range of Bacillus bacteria are versatile and capable of performing a variety of essential tasks, just as they do in nature. Whether it's breaking down waste or fixing nitrogen in the soil, these bacteria thrive in both aerobic and anaerobic conditions, even at low temperatures, to deliver the results you need.

  • Red Algae

    Red algae, or Lithothamnium Calcareum, is a seaweed found in the Atlantic Ocean and English Channel. Known for its natural ability to absorb and filter excess heavy metals like lead and copper, it offers a natural solution for cleaner, safer water.

Product Ingredient - Bacteria

Overall rating: 4.5518208 / 5 from 357 reviews.

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First time buyer

"Excellent product which was a super easy online purchase. Fast delivery and very well packed. Will certainly be a repeat customer."

David S. (5/5)

Hopeful

"Have only used one treatment so far but all looks good. Doing another this Friday. Really good product"

Su (4/5)

This is the second time

"This is the second time we have used green clear extra but still with no improvement after 2and a weeks of application The water is still very green"

David m. (5/5)

I've only used it a

"I've only used it a couple of times but the water is still green. I will use the whole bottle & then see. At the moment I can see no difference in the water colour."

Nigel J. (5/5)

Great products. Our pond started

"Great products. Our pond started spring with blanket weed smothering everything. Envii products sorted it out in a couple of days. Impressive!"

miss C. (5/5)

I’ve been using this product

"I’ve been using this product for a very long time in my pond. I find it useful and works well"

Diane T. (5/5)

Excellent product - does the

"Excellent product - does the job"

Barbara D. (5/5)

See Winter Pond Treatment -

"See Winter Pond Treatment - please combine the reviews"

Pauline H. (5/5)

Too soon to tell but

"Too soon to tell but the other product ,pond Lear,cleared the pond but took some time."

John L. (4/5)

It’s making a big difference

"It’s making a big difference to my pond which was really stagnant and toxic last summer."

Margaret D. (5/5)

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